🔧 OTC 4562 Heavy Duty Adjustable Oil Filter Pliers - 2 Piece Set - Wide Capacity Range of 2-1/4" to 7" - Enhanced Grip and Durability Review

Bigger than I expected. I thought these pliers were of poor quality but they are not. I would compare them to Snap-on or Matco. You can't beat the price.

Used for 4" and 6" ball and check valves on underground water pumps in cave systems. I'm in the maintenance department. these work great. Very well built. A very strong feeling.

items work very well and at a very good price. They have removed over 70 filters since I received them without the sin of losing filters. They automatically adjust for a snug fit as you move back and forth like a filter ratchet in tight spaces.

You are very good. However, they are huge! The small one fits into every large diesel engine filter. I've never used the big one. Maybe when I need to change the filter on the ship's engine! They are too big for cars and light trucks.

They work well but sometimes slip if the filters are too tight. As long as you make sure you have a spare strap wrench in your toolbox, you're fine. That's the first thing I take when I change the filter. By the way, this is the same Matco and Mac rebrand.

I work in HVAC and two sizes are great for a truck to rotate oil filters. The large wrenches are particularly useful when a plumb bob is tightening you up. The sturdy ones won't break if dropped, which I did. It scratches the back very well and holds the filter well, like Bill Cosby on tape.

My better half works as an auto mechanic for the Department of Sanitation and I bought these to make it easier for him to remove oil filters and such. He has been using them for a while and says they are extremely durable, work great and are used daily. Basically, they cannot live without them. Those are all the reviews I could get from him. He's a "coming soon" type.

Bought these pliers on the recommendation of friends on the Ford Truck Forum. As they said, these pliers allowed me to remove one of the most stubborn oil filters I've ever encountered from my "new" E-350 van. If a gorilla mechanic is turning your oil filter and you have room to turn one of those wrenches, he'll *remove* your filter - and probably won't destroy it.